A consultation helps us understand your unique concerns. It guides whether you may benefit from therapy, medication, or a combination of both.

If you’re feeling persistently stressed, low, or unable to cope, a mental health evaluation can help identify what’s going on. It’s the first step toward clarity, support, and the right treatment plan.

It’s a structured process where we assess your emotions, thoughts, and behavior. This helps in diagnosing conditions and creating a personalized care plan.

Clinical psychologists are trained to conduct psychological and clinical assessments. Psychiatrists may use these reports to plan your treatment.

Therapy is a safe, guided conversation to help you process emotions and develop coping skills. It empowers you to manage challenges more effectively.

A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can diagnose and prescribe medications. A psychologist focuses on therapy, counseling, and psychological assessments.

Not always. Many people improve with therapy alone. Medications are recommended when symptoms are moderate to severe or not improving otherwise.

Yes, medications may have side effects, but most are manageable. We monitor closely and adjust treatment to ensure your safety and comfort.